This game can't be classified. It's unique. Get it now! Read Review

The most sophisticated Dungeons and Dragons-type game yet seen on a cassette based micro. Read Review

Rare for this type of game are the impressive graphics and brilliant animation showing in the best way possible the excitement of exploring monster-filled dungeons. Read Review

Becomes remarkably compelling in time and I found myself, near dawn, still struggling to build up power to get past a particularly tough and vicious creature in the second quadrant. Read Review

Ho hum. Everything is done with scrolling menus of commands - you know, Hit, Magic, Talk etc - which lead into other menus. It's easy to use but takes ruddy ages when you have to smash open a chest, take out every object in turn, pick all the objects up in turn, and so on. Read Review

I found it all too mechanical to do what it sets out to, which is indulge the player in role playing. Read Review

Well worth the wait. I really enjoyed it and had some fascinating and humorous conversations with some rather strange beings. Read Review